New Jersey Transit

New Jersey Transit says, in a press release, the Atlantic City Rail Line will return on Sunday, May 12th, nearly two weeks ahead of it's previously announced date of Memorial Day weekend.

Fans exiting Wrestlemania 35 at MetLife Stadium were met with long lines and delays on NJ Transit buses and trains and some people had to wait until the start of the morning commute to make it home.

According to NJ Transit Executive Director Kevin Corbett, rail and bus operations during the work week are being carefully monitored via video feeds at the Emergency Operations Center in Maplewood.

“The Emergency Operations Center is a crucial link in restoring NJ Transit to the level of safety and reliability that commuters deserve and expect," Gov. Murphy said.

A video shared by NJ Transit on Tuesday showing a man trying to drag an ATM onto a bus was staged by a comedian, police confirmed Tuesday evening.

Gov. Murphy visited an NJ Transit maintenance facility to underscore his commitment to the embattled agency and reiterate that there would not be a fare increase as long as his spending plan was approved.

We now know when the Atlantic City Rail Line will return to service.

Riders of NJ Transit's Atlantic City Line will know by the end of the week when service will resume.

Several dozen people who depend on the shuttered Atlantic City Rail Line made their voices heard at a meeting with New Jersey Transit officials Thursday night.

Two questions: Why is the AC NJ Transit line still closed and why is the governor not offering answers and details?